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Jeremiah Ramos

Instructor

University of Colorado Denver

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Education & Human Development

School Psychology

Jeremiah Ramos is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Instructor at University of Colorado Denver.

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pharmacology neuroscience neuropharmacology dopamine experimental psychology behavioral effects physiology electrophysiology drug metabolism human behavior clinical nutrition behavioural pharmacology experimental nutrition high fat chow adolescent rats public health endocrinology behavioral neuroscience central nervous system psychoneuroendocrinology pharmacotherapy experimental medicine behavioral research behavioral nutrition addictive behaviors mammalian biology physiological research human physiology cannabis use clinical pharmacology pharmacokinetics experimental pharmacology behavioural psychology behavioural physiology behavior analysis dietary therapy neurochemistry brain stimulation biological psychology nutritional neuroscience enhanced sensitivity akt signaling dietary supplementation exocytotic-like increases serotonergic drugs standard chow methamphetamine self-administration female rats intermittent dietary supplementation

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Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to 5‐Ht 1A Receptor‐Mediated Behavioral Effects of Serotonergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine M. Serafine

nutritional neuroscienceexperimental psychologyneuropharmacologyneuroscienceexperimental nutritionbiological psychologyserotonergic drugspharmacologyreceptorsbehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to Serotonin Syndrome. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Nina BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine Serafine

experimental psychologyneuroscienceexperimental nutritionpharmacologybehavioral sciences

Electrical Stimulation Evokes Rotational Behavior in Tandem With Exocytotic-Like Increases in Dopamine Measured by in Vivo Intracerebral Microdialysis. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2020)

Alice H. GrantMabel A. TerminelJeremiah RamosLuisa F. AlatorreEdward Castañeda

neurologyneurochemistryneuropharmacologyelectrophysiologydopamineneuroscienceexocytotic-like increasesneurophysiologybrain stimulationcentral nervous system

Intermittent Dietary Supplementation With Fish Oil Prevents High Fat Diet-Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Dopaminergic Drugs. Behavioural Pharmacology (2020)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosKayla I. GalindoJose I Echeverri AlegreBryan CruzCaroline Hernandez-CasnerKatherine M. Serafine

human behaviorintermittent dietary supplementationneurosciencebehavioural pharmacologypharmacologyobesitybehavioral sciences

The Effects of Eating a High Fat Diet on Sensitivity of Male and Female Rats to Methamphetamine and Dopamine D 1 Receptor Agonist Skf 82958. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2020)

Jeremiah RamosEthan J. HardinAlice H. GrantGrace Flores-RoblesAdrian T. GonzalezBryan CruzArantxa K. MartinezNina M. BeltranKatherine M. Serafine

neuropharmacologyphysiologydopamineexperimental pharmacologypharmacokineticscannabis usepharmacologyexperimental medicinedrug metabolismclinical pharmacologypharmacotherapy

Female Rats Eating High Fat Chow Acquire Methamphetamine Self‐Administration Faster Than Rats Eating Standard Chow. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Kayla I GalindoNina M BeltranPaloma SernaJeremiah RamosKatherine M Serafine

toxicologyfemale ratsmethamphetamine self-administrationstandard chowhigh fat chowneuroscienceaddictionpharmacologyveterinary medicinemammalian biologyhealth sciences

Sex Differences in High Fat Diet‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Methamphetamine and Dopamine D 1 Receptor Agonist Skf 82958. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Ethan HardinJeremiah RamosKatherine Serafine

dopaminepharmacologyneuroscienceneuropharmacology

Dietary Supplementation With Fish Oil Reverses High Fat Diet-Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to the Behavioral Effects of Quinpirole. Behavioural Pharmacology (2018)

Caroline Hernandez-CasnerClaudia J. WoloshchukCarli PoissonSamirah HussainJeremiah RamosKatherine M. Serafine

behavioural psychologypublic healthbehavior analysishuman behaviorexperimental psychologybehavioural physiologybehavioral effectsdietary supplementationclinical nutritionbehavioral nutritionbehavioral researchbehavioural pharmacologypharmacologydietary therapybehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Sex Differences in High Fat Diet‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to the Locomotor Stimulating Effects of Methamphetamine and Skf 82958. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Jeremiah RamosGrace Flores RoblesAdrian GonzalezKatherine Serafine

pharmacologyneuroscience

The Effects of Daily Docosahexaenoic Acid Administration on High Fat Chow‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Dopaminergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Caroline Hernandez‐CasnerNina BeltranJeremiah RamosKatherine Serafine

medicineclinical nutritionpharmacologydrug metabolism

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Jeremiah Ramos

Instructor

University of Colorado Denver

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Education & Human Development

School Psychology

Jeremiah Ramos is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Instructor at University of Colorado Denver.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Colorado Denver

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to 5‐Ht 1A Receptor‐Mediated Behavioral Effects of Serotonergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine M. Serafine

nutritional neuroscienceexperimental psychologyneuropharmacologyneuroscienceexperimental nutritionbiological psychologyserotonergic drugspharmacologyreceptorsbehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to Serotonin Syndrome. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Nina BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine Serafine

experimental psychologyneuroscienceexperimental nutritionpharmacologybehavioral sciences

Electrical Stimulation Evokes Rotational Behavior in Tandem With Exocytotic-Like Increases in Dopamine Measured by in Vivo Intracerebral Microdialysis. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2020)

Alice H. GrantMabel A. TerminelJeremiah RamosLuisa F. AlatorreEdward Castañeda

neurologyneurochemistryneuropharmacologyelectrophysiologydopamineneuroscienceexocytotic-like increasesneurophysiologybrain stimulationcentral nervous system

Intermittent Dietary Supplementation With Fish Oil Prevents High Fat Diet-Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Dopaminergic Drugs. Behavioural Pharmacology (2020)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosKayla I. GalindoJose I Echeverri AlegreBryan CruzCaroline Hernandez-CasnerKatherine M. Serafine

human behaviorintermittent dietary supplementationneurosciencebehavioural pharmacologypharmacologyobesitybehavioral sciences

Jeremiah RamosEthan J. HardinAlice H. GrantGrace Flores-RoblesAdrian T. GonzalezBryan CruzArantxa K. MartinezNina M. BeltranKatherine M. Serafine

neuropharmacologyphysiologydopamineexperimental pharmacologypharmacokineticscannabis usepharmacologyexperimental medicinedrug metabolismclinical pharmacologypharmacotherapy

Female Rats Eating High Fat Chow Acquire Methamphetamine Self‐Administration Faster Than Rats Eating Standard Chow. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Kayla I GalindoNina M BeltranPaloma SernaJeremiah RamosKatherine M Serafine

toxicologyfemale ratsmethamphetamine self-administrationstandard chowhigh fat chowneuroscienceaddictionpharmacologyveterinary medicinemammalian biologyhealth sciences

Sex Differences in High Fat Diet‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Methamphetamine and Dopamine D 1 Receptor Agonist Skf 82958. The FASEB Journal (2019)

Ethan HardinJeremiah RamosKatherine Serafine

dopaminepharmacologyneuroscienceneuropharmacology

Dietary Supplementation With Fish Oil Reverses High Fat Diet-Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to the Behavioral Effects of Quinpirole. Behavioural Pharmacology (2018)

Caroline Hernandez-CasnerClaudia J. WoloshchukCarli PoissonSamirah HussainJeremiah RamosKatherine M. Serafine

Sex Differences in High Fat Diet‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to the Locomotor Stimulating Effects of Methamphetamine and Skf 82958. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Jeremiah RamosGrace Flores RoblesAdrian GonzalezKatherine Serafine

pharmacologyneuroscience

The Effects of Daily Docosahexaenoic Acid Administration on High Fat Chow‐Induced Enhanced Sensitivity to Dopaminergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Caroline Hernandez‐CasnerNina BeltranJeremiah RamosKatherine Serafine

medicineclinical nutritionpharmacologydrug metabolism

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